I have a concrete backyard patio... is it soft enough for my 10 month old to sit in if it's on concrete?
35568
I would not put any inflatable on cement, since the possibility is always there if the child falls inside the pool area. You could cushion the bottom with a padding underneath the item which will soften the area between the concrete and the bottom of the foggy pool. Also the padding will protect the item from damage.
35569
yes.. we had this pool last year... but be forewarned.. it is cheaply made.. ours deflated and formed some form of leak within 2 weeks...I bought this when it was only $7.99 on amazon.. im surprised its priced at $46 now..
35570
The bottom of the pool inflates also, so as long as you keep the bottom inflated it is cushioned enough for 10 month old to sit. You can always place a folded beach towel underneath it also, which I have done with my grandson. That provides even more cushioning.
35571
Its a plastic inflatable pool. If your baby slips n hits his head tat might hurt but aside from tat if the baby is sitting then hell be find and itll be comfy for him
2156117
You definately want to anchor this to the ground. It comes with 4 long U shaped spikes and straps that secure it to the ground. If the child swings to hard it will come up on the pavement. We built ours on the concrete patio and I tried it for sturdiness before moving it onto the mulch of the playground, it definately slides and the small end (without the house) will rock back and forth. Even now when I swing next to my son (he's one, and in the baby swing and I'm about 115 pounds) it moves a little bit and it's anchored in really good. This wouldn't deter me from buying it again since it isn't made for bigger kids (or me...)
1700599
Yes! It is great outside. We had the original model and love it. We have had some big issues with the new model getting it folded back up, but maybe it just needs to be done a few times to get broken in? Absent that, it is one of my favorite baby products. We can be outside during nap time, rather than exiled inside on a nice day.
1986962
Ours has been on our patio for a month now and is doing fine, its made of hard plastic.
1609648
I have set it up on concrete with out any issues. It lasted two seasons.. I wouldn't recommend this pool as eventually the inflatable ring will leak.. They have another pool that same size with metal bars instead of the ring that will last you alot longer
1261222
There aren't pads or anything but it's not like they're sitting on the frame or anything. My 16 month old son seems to like it and I love it! I'm sure you could get some type of outdoor patio furniture pad to go in it though.
1950772
I would not recommend using this on a hard surface unless you can put a thick padding to make it more comfortable for your baby or child to lay on. Even on the beach, I had to put something down to make it more comfortable. :)
2007135
It's just as soft as any other mat that would be slip resistant. It has a bit of a "nap" to it. It wouldn't hurt a child to crawl on it and sitting on it is just fine. It isn't really padded, though, like the rubber mats we used with our kids.
1510891
"Comfortable without cushions"? No, not really. But you can certainly sit in them for a short period of time with no problem. I ended up buying new bottom with matching back cushions for them because my husband complained that they were not as comfortable as our previous set (which was older, had very thick cushions and was just about the most comfortable patio set I've ever sat in). Overall, though, I am very pleased with my purchase. It looks great on our back deck (with and without the cushions) and is fairly comfortable.
1768658
We haven't had any issues with it, and we haven't put sand or anything in it, but it does sit under our table on a patio that doesn't get too windy! It's very cute. The edges are a little sharp. We like ours, especially for the price!
1536684
It's perfect for cement! I have one on my back patio for the grandchildren to play on. It's very durable, water-proof, and they can walk on it bare foot without burning their feet from the heat of cement during summer months. Primary reason was in case they fell, they had cushioning.
1722348
Mine sits ona covered patio so it isn't in the sun. I also have cushions on it which make it very comfortable.
1274285
No it is not. I'd put some kind of tarp or something under it, if it's on a concrete floor.
1731291
Of course not, but I also believe she deserves a good nights sleep, and this did not provide that for her! Way too FIRM! As I said before, she might as well have been sleeping on a slab of concrete. My child deserves both the most comfortable, as well as a safe design. This product may be safe, but does not meet the standards for any type of comfort.
448205
It is very firm much like any other play yard I have seen or used. It has a small bit of padding, but I would still call it firm. My baby never had a problem sleeping on it. Plus when they are small firm is good.
803354
It's firm but not stiff, my son isnt heavy enough to give it the "sinking" effect when laying on it, he is 24lbs 15 months and sleeps well on it, soft and cushy isn't good for their spines at this age so I opted to wait for the super "comfy" you can cover it with a nice fleece baby blanket & get a similar effect (I did this) hope I answered your concern.
1707222
It is soft sided, with a rigid I sent for the bottom. Kid can fall on it without getting hurt.